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Old 06-06-2017, 08:30 AM
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I am looking to buy some 257 weatherby ammo for shooting some coyotes and also to have the brass for reloading. I have noticed that there is a box of "weatherby select" at midway usa for 39.99 with a 100gr norma spitzer, a 100gr soft point from norma usa for 42.99, and a hornady 90gr gmx boat tail lead free for 45.99. I was wandering if any of you had any thoughts on any of these or any other suggestions? Thanks
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Old 06-07-2017, 03:33 AM
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At those prices I would just buy the brass and load the way I wanted. And I thought 260 Remington ammo was on the pricy side.


Even the brass is over a buck a pop. I would be selling that rifle and getting some thing affordable to shoot varmints with.


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Old 06-07-2017, 05:06 AM
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Originally Posted by alleyyooper
At those prices I would just buy the brass and load the way I wanted. And I thought 260 Remington ammo was on the pricy side.


Even the brass is over a buck a pop. I would be selling that rifle and getting some thing affordable to shoot varmints with.


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I agree but the only brass I have seen was at cabelas and it was 22.00 before tax for 20 pieces of brass. Admittedly I have not looked around much for brass
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I'm a Hornady fan, so I say try the GMX.
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Those seem like reasonable prices to me. Buy one of each and see what shoots best then sell the rest.
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Old 06-09-2017, 04:08 PM
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I've used the 100 grain Norma spitzer with good results. I've taken deer and hogs with with that round. The bullet never gave me an exit wound but it put a hurting on the inside. A buddy of mine used it on a fox and it destroyed him. For the price of those it's hard to beat as premium bullets will run you over 80 a box. I thought the empty brass was the the same price as the Norma spitzer when I was looking for ammo so I ordered it once it was in stock.
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